The clock input-threshold command configures a lower threshold for the input quality level of a clock source.
The undo clock input-threshold command restores the default configuration.
By default, the lower threshold for the input quality level of a clock source is sec. When the enhanced SSM function is enabled, the default value is SEC for high-precision devices and ESEC for ultra-high-precision devices.
Parameter | Description | Value |
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dnu |
Indicates that the clock source is not synchronized. |
- |
prc |
Indicates that the lower threshold for the input quality level of a clock source is for G.811 clock signals. |
- |
sec |
Indicates that the lower threshold for the input quality level of a clock source is for SDH device clock signals. |
- |
ssua |
Indicates that the lower threshold for the input quality level of a clock source is for G.812 transit node clock signals. |
- |
ssub |
Indicates that the lower threshold for the input quality level of a clock source is for G.812 local node clock signals. |
- |
prtc |
Indicates that the lower threshold for the input quality level of a clock source is for G.8272 clock signals. |
- |
eprtc |
Indicates that the lower threshold for the input quality level of a clock source is for G.8272.1 clock signals. |
- |
esec |
Indicates that the lower threshold for the input quality level of a clock source is for G.8262.1 clock signals. |
- |
eprc |
Indicates that the lower threshold for the input quality level of a clock source is for G.811.1 clock signals. |
- |
Usage Scenario
When the input quality level of a clock source falls below the threshold, the clock source will not be synchronized. To configure the lower threshold of the input quality level of a clock source, run the clock input-threshold command.
In VS mode, this command is supported only by the admin VS.